Handbookson 1950 Journal 38 Nov. 10 Villavieja, 1400 ft., Neila, Colombia, S. A. Nothing in traps. Spent most of Day preparing specimens and packing. The stove is broken beyond our power to repair it, and we are leaving tomorrow for Bogota. Sent part of gear by freight today; the rest will go with us as baggage. This [illegible] P.M. we spent a social evening at Paulino's home. Paulino says that the landscape we see at this time is greener in every way than it is at any other time of year. Nov. 11 Left Villavieja at about 7:20 A.M. Duebrada Fajas was running muddy and medium-high (about as it was when we arrived). Duebrada Cerbataana was running almost clear, but higher than "normal" for our stay at Camp Cerbatana. Feeling at a loss to making any intelligent description of all the country passed through on route to Bogota, and not desiring to write another day's of it, 17 journal in reverse, I have devoted my time to an English-Spanish list of names of animals, giving the Villavieja names so far as I can determine them.